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I sincerely don’t understand how the comparison you’ve drawn is relevant to this discourse. The author said they were going into full technocrat and he even specifically said “from commissioners to SA”, so why are we comparing apple with banana?
We can even debate Zacch’s position to some extent. Yes, he is a technocrat, but he also served as Commissioner in the state and as Executive Secretary of the National Sugar Development Council, do you think someone with no political involvement would secure appointments of that nature? This is the same person who at some point, was nursing the ambition of succeeding Governor Ajimobi.
Asides Taiwo Oyedele, Bosun Tijani and maybe one or two others, how many people in PBAT’s ministerial cabinet can be described as technocrats without any involvement in politics prior to their appointment?
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Politicians will be at the forefront of electioneering campaigns and mobilisation but you’re going full technocrats after victory.
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I understand that you are privy to certain information and behind the scenes developments that those of us observing from the outside may not be aware of but it still comes as a surprise that Gbolarumi secured the ticket ahead of Beulah. Politicians like Gbolarumi, in my opinion, have no clear political direction or meaningful prospects and are merely occupying space.
As for Beulah’s senatorial ticket, he still appears to be at a crossroads over what to do with it. Regardless, I wish him nothing but the best
The narrative here is far from the reality , but i wont contest what’s here, you obviously spoke from what’s happening on the surface.
Fact:
1. Beulah wasn’t played by Gbolarumi by any standards
2. Wike gave Beulah senatorial ticket and not Gbolarumi (atleast Oloye Solution talked about this few days ago)
3. Beulah will decide what’s doing with the ticket on the long run.
Ire o
Mogaji, shey e ti jade tan fun Sarafa ni?
He could have left PDP much earlier, once it became clear that he was unlikely to secure the ticket, he was probably misled by the likes of @hon_ags into believing he still stood a chance
Safe to say PDP wasted their Oyo guber ticket by handing it to Barr Hazeem Gbolarumi. Beulah would have brought far more energy and momentum to the contest had he secured the ticket but he was played by Barr Gbolarumi and handed a senatorial ticket as consolation. I’m not even convinced Beulah himself knows what to do with the senatorial ticket he now holds
Safe to say PDP wasted their Oyo guber ticket by handing it to Barr Hazeem Gbolarumi. Beulah would have brought far more energy and momentum to the contest had he secured the ticket but he was played by Barr Gbolarumi and handed a senatorial ticket as consolation. I’m not even convinced Beulah himself knows what to do with the senatorial ticket he now holds